A video of real cars racing, or demolition derby, or maybe a head-to-head rally style obstacle course with ramps and all.
Film it in that aspect that makes scenes look like toys or miniatures.
And maybe speed it up enough that it also closely mimics a miniature scene... Mmmmaybe.
On Youtube there is a channel, 3dBotmaker, and they have races with diecast modified cars. And they use a higher speed camera and what you see on their channel is actually somewhat slower than irl... so that it looks more realistic and the races aren't over in about 8 seconds.
> A video of real cars racing, or demolition derby, or maybe a head-to-head rally style > obstacle course with ramps and all. > > Film it in that aspect that makes scenes look like toys or miniatures. > > And maybe speed it up enough that it also closely mimics a miniature scene... > Mmmmaybe.
What you're thinking of is called "tilt-shift photography".
In basic terms, the visual effect comes from having a narrow depth of field due to the use of a macro lens, where there's a thin strip of the image in-focus, and everything beyond and in front of that point is more blurred-out.
It can theoretically be done in post, meaning that all you'd need to do is post some links to some example footage for a reasonably competent video editor to take a stab at producing something like what you describe.
> A video of real cars racing, or demolition derby, or maybe a head-to-head rally style > obstacle course with ramps and all. > > Film it in that aspect that makes scenes look like toys or miniatures. > > And maybe speed it up enough that it also closely mimics a miniature scene... > Mmmmaybe. > > > On Youtube there is a channel, 3dBotmaker, and they have races with diecast modified > cars. And they use a higher speed camera and what you see on their channel is > actually somewhat slower than irl... so that it looks more realistic and the races > aren't over in about 8 seconds.
While not captured from real life, this is pretty cool. And I guess my original idea could still be possible if this YouTube creator ever thinks about doing the same for a racing game.
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